Abracadabra

1. What’s the word?

Write the word under the pictures.

circle nose fly shoulders shoe blue

hair toe chin head elbow knee

circle

2. What’s the order?

Listen to the song and put the sentences in order.

Abracadabra! You’ve got no hair!

Abracadabra! You’re a bumblebee!

1 Abracadabra! You will fly!

Abracadabra! And we’re just the same.

Abracadabra! You turn blue!

Abracadabra! And your head grows!

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3. Match them up!
Listen to the song. Match the spells and what happens to the cat.

Make three circles, touch your nose and the floor. The cat turns blue!

Make two circles, touch your shoulder and your shoe. The cat’s head grows!

Make four circles. The cat flies!

Make big circles, touch your chin and your nose. The cat’s a bumblebee!

Touch your elbow and your knee. The cat has got no hair!

4. Write and draw!

Imagine what happens to the cat next. Draw a picture and write the spell!

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